Johannes Mosehla, a renowned 81yearold runner, has added another impressive achievement to his athletic career by becoming the oldest finisher of the Comrades Marathon. He is now set to make his debut at the Knysna Forest Marathon, which takes place on Saturday, July 8th.
The 96th Comrades Marathon proved to be a showcase of extraordinary endurance, with both seasoned athletes and unexpected heroes stealing the limelight. Among the top performers were Gerda Steyn and Johannes Maros Mosehla, each delivering aweinspiring and recordbreaking performances on race day.
The Comrades Marathon, a renowned ultramarathon held in South Africa, is known for its exceptional participants and amazing stories. This year, an exciting new legend is set to emerge with 81yearold Johannes Maros Mosehla attempting to surpass Wally Hayward’s longstanding record as the oldest person to complete the race, which has remained unbeaten for 34 years.
The Comrades Marathon is a renowned longdistance race that has evolved into a cultural phenomenon and international event, symbolizing South African identity, unity, and perseverance. With its grueling course and challenging terrain, it has gained a reputation as one of the most rewarding experiences in the world of running.
